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El Paso Texas, 79968 | |
![]() | rwicker@utep.edu |
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CENTERS AND COMMUNITIES
Dr. Wicker’s areas of expertise include additive manufacturing processes, applications and materials. Additive Manufacturing (AM -- more popularly known as 3D Printing) fabricates a 3D structure with complex geometries directly from a file defined by computer-aided design. The Keck Center focuses on research to enhance these technologies to include the ability to print multi-functional structures with electronics, sensors, antennas, fluidics, and thermal management to name just a few. Fundamental and applied research is required specifically in AM processes, materials and applications. |
KEYWORDS
- Additive Manufacturing Processes
- Materials
- Applications
CUSTOMIZED LINKS
- New Federal Funding Helps UTEP Bolster Regional Economy
- UTEP Receives $500K Grant to Grow Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing Sectors in West Texas
- New UTEP Additive Manufacturing Facility Promotes Jobs, Innovation in Central El Paso
- UTEP Researchers Join List of Top Researchers in the World
- UTEP Top Research Centers Announce Plans for Youngstown Expansion
- The “Texas Breather”: TTUHSC El Paso and UTEP Develop a Low-Cost, 3D-Printed Ventilator for Hospitals
- UTEP Professor Named a 2019 National Academy of Inventors Fellow
- UTEP Awarded $225K Grant to Develop Advanced Manufacturing for Defense
- UTEP Will Be Leader in 3D-Printing Data Collection under Expanded Partnership with America Makes
- Aconity3D, Emerging Tech Leader in Laser-Based Additive Manufacturing, to Make Home at UTEP
- Keck Center Awarded $900K to Bolster Metal Printing Processes
- UTEP Researchers Receive $2 Million to Develop Clean Energy Technologies
- On-Campus Innovation Gets the Spotlight at Research Forum
- UTEP Receives $2.1 Million to Develop All-in-One 3-D Electronics Printer
- UTEP Named First Satellite Center for America Makes
- Examining Border Health
- 3-D Medical Modeling
- 3-D Printing Goes to Space